MURDER 101: Demo Tracks Posted Online

May 10, 2005

MURDER 101, the new Florida-based band featuring Jason Blachowicz (DIVINE EMPIRE, ex-MALEVOLENT CREATION) on bass, Cesar Placeres (HIBERNUS MORTIS) on drums, Samuel Dean (CHRONZON) on guitar, and Rob Thoth (CHRONZON) on vocals, have posted two songs from their recently completed "Death Warrant" demo — "Blood on my Hands" and "Point of No Return" — on their MySpace.com page.

"Sunday BBQin', alcohol-consuming, down-to-earth, 'good ol' boys' have come out of hiding and have united to unleash their own brand of 'murderous' death metal upon the underground masses," reads an official press release. "No make-up-wearin' raccoons or pussy-ass posers here! Just 1,000+ lbs of pure fucking hatred. Don't let the 'good ol' boys' comment fool ya, the last thing ya wanna do is piss-off these beasts of metal!"

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